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    Glaube an ein Leben nach dem Tod in Europa

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    2. glotccddtu4674 on

      The numbers seem off. Isn’t it fair to assume that if you don’t believe in life after death then you are irreligious. As every major religions believes there is an afterlife. So 75% of Bulgarians are irreligious?

    3. d4v3k0r3sh on

      Belgians: „we don’t even have a life before death, so we’re gonna skip this one“

    5. Firstpoet on

      To think the UK was almost entirely sceptic/ secular by the 1990s. What happened?

    6. AndriyZas on

      „I don’t care if there is life after death. I’m worried about when there will be life in Odessa.“

    7. dennisaurwade on

      what kind of elf laden afterlife do Icelanders believe in? That was a shocker.

    9. Jibay_ on

      In Belgium we stopped believing in getting a government, so imagine believing in after death life. That’s why we are in grey on the map

    12. BenjaminHarrison88 on

      What’s the figure in the USA? Would guess similar to Poland or maybe a bit higher but lower than Turkey

    13. HunkaMunkaHunkaMunka on

      Living in Russia is already worse than death apparently. A day feels like a year. That’s why the three day Special Needs Military Operation is on its fourth year now. Time is different there.

    17. Substantial-Candle62 on

      For approx. 50% of Europeans there will be a rude awakening (sic!), when they find out that there is nothing after death.

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